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- Bob Vila TV Shows >
- Building an Addition for an Elderly Parent > Episode 1: Reviewing Wetland Protection and Laying the Foundation
Preparing the Foundation
Bob introduces homeowner Howard Brickman, who is building a new addition for an aging parent that will nearly double the size of his colonial home in Norwell, MA. It showcases concrete building technology that is streamlined, efficient, and versatile.
There were some delays in obtaining a building permit because the home is near a quaking bog that serves as a wildlife habitat and natural filtration system for the town. Steve Ivas, an environment consultant, leads a tour of neighboring Black Pond Bog. Formed by melting glacial remains, the pond is covered by a moss layer that has since formed a 20-foot thick fibrous mat. At the home site, a hay-bale buffer was created on the property to protect a connected wetland from erosion or runoff during the project.
At every step, time and materials savings speed the construction and save countless hours of labor. A monolithic pour, or single pour that would normally take three, is used for the concrete slab and frost walls. ReddiForm's innovative plastic footing ICF forms are used to create and reinforce the structure. Insul-Tarp is used to create an insulated vapor barrier and reflect heat back into the living spaces. Fibers are blended into the concrete mix, eliminating the need for a traditional steel reinforced mesh.
- Part 1: Planning for Soil Conditions and Setting the Footings
- Part 2: Preparing the Foundation
- A monolithic, or single pour, is used to create the slab and frost walls. Todd LaBarge of LaBarge Engineering reviews some of the steps involved in the process. To create the frost wall, they dig down four feet and use innovative insulated forms called ReddiForm blocks that snap together. These polystyrene forms can withstand the pressure of backfilling because they have a structural interior web that reinforces them. The frost wall is backfilled and a rebar cage is inserted into and over the ReddiForm blocks. The front face of the form is cut out and the rebar is extended out across the surface where the slab will be poured. The bearing is then transferred up to the top of the slab, which achieves in one pour what would normally require three: footing, frost wall, and floating slab. A column pad is put in place to increase the load for the load-bearing wall. The product used for under-slab insulation is called Insul-Tarp, which can be laid out quickly and easily, saving time and labor costs. This is an all-in-one reflective and insulated vapor barrier. When the radiant tubing is put down over the barrier, the heat will reflect back into the living space instead of passing into the ground.
- Part 3: Pouring the Foundation and Starting the Walls
Also from Building an Addition for an Elderly Parent
Episode 2 - Building the Foundation, Floor, and WallsDescription:

The finished addition will look like the original traditional shingled home and be indistinguishable from the house, but the construction technologies and innovative products in use are anything but traditional. Bob talks with Ron Ardres from ReddiForm about their polystyrene blocks, or ICFs, that reduce steps and labor. With contractor Todd LaBarge, Bob learns about Insul-Tarp and efficient concrete pours. Jason McKinnon of Viega North America and Tim Cutler, of TJ's Plumbing & Heating explain PEX tubing and radiant heat. Jim Niehoff of the Portland Cement Association and builder Howard Brickman talk about the almost unheard of speed with which the addition is coming together and the anticipated energy-efficiency of the new building. By using concrete and foam construction for the footing, garage, first-floor slab, and walls, and also being used to set up for the upper levels of the addition, significant savings in time, energy, and cost are achieved.

Episode 3 - Installing Garage Doors, Framing the Interior, and Upper-Floor DeckingDescription:

Bob is on site where insulated, steel garage doors are being installed to replace the original, low-budget fiberboard doors. He walks through the new insulated concrete addition with the homeowner Howard Brickman, who explains how the layout of this in-law addition essentially doubles the size of the existing home. They talk about the concrete construction, how quickly it went up, and how insulated concrete form (ICF) construction allowed them to get a basement and slab, full upper story, walls, and first floor poured for nearly the same amount of concrete as a traditional basement wall-and-slab design.

This building process purposely uses innovative techniques and improved building practices – like the stay-in-place forms for the footings, the under-slab insulation and vapor barrier, the engineered lumber for I-joists and rafters, and the innovative DryPly decking being used for the second floor. Not only do these these technologies reduced waste, but any waste generated is being sorted for reuse.

Episode 4 - Metal Roofing, Solar Roof Panels, Siding, and TrimDescription:

As the house is being closed in, work can begin on the roof. Homeowner Howard Brickman decides to install a special underlayment that will allow the roof to breathe and clear any attic moisture that might build up. A peel-and-stick membrane is applied to keep out exterior moisture before the Galvalume standing-seam metal roof is installed using a steel and aluminum mix that prevents rust and deterioration at the cut edges.

The roof is finished with a set of photovoltaic panels that will absorb the sun's energy and send it to a basement inverter that will convert it into AC power and store it for the household's electricity. If more power is generated than needed, it will be sent back along the power grid to the power utility for a homeowner's rebate to offset future energy spending.

The closing in of the house is completed with fiberglass-framed windows that feature low-e glass, a slim-profile sash, dual-operation sash that go up from the bottom or down from the top, and a tilt-in design for easy cleaning. The core humidity in the building materials is logged and the moisture is sucked out to dry the house before walls are installed and mold has a chance to take hold. Outside, preparations are underway to attach fiber cement siding and cellular PVC molding that will last without painting and can be profiled on site.

Episode 5 - Finishing up with Cedar Porch, Fireplace, and Stone Veneer
We're in the town of Norwell, just south of Boston, starting a new construction project that provides an in-law apartment onto this existing little garrison Colonial. We'll meet the homeowners and look at the house as it exist.
Also, an enviromental engineer helps us access the conditions of the soil and we'll look at some new construction technologies that rely on concrete. Stick around.
Many of us aging baby boomers are looking at the prospect of extending our families once again to include aging parents. This is something that we read about more and more these days.
In fact, we even read about three generations living together.
But right now, we're going to meet Howard Brickman. An old friend of the show's who's in the business of hardwood flooring installations. And Howard is a perfect example of man who is welcoming his in-laws or his mother-in-law, right?
Welcome Bob.
That's great. Howard, this is the house that you have lived in now for how long?
Twenty four years. I built the house twenty four years ago.
So you built it yourself, right?
Yes. Yes I did.
Tell me a little bit about it.
Ah, it's two stories. Its about twenty five hundred square feet, four bedrooms upstairs, full basement with partial garage underneath it.
And you've been an empty-nester in the house for a while.
About a year and a half, two years.
Interesting, and so it occurred to you, at some point, that your elderly mother- in-law was getting to the point where it made sense. I understand she's in great shape.
She's in fantastic shape and this is a great time to do a move with her. While she's, everything is, is working, she's happy, she feels good and she wants to do this so. This would be an excellent time, in her life, to make a transition.
And the important thing is kind of like, separate but equal, even though that's not a great term.
People want to have their own independence and they want to have their own kind of apartment. So tell me about what you're designing.
We've basically doubled the footprint of the house. It's about 36 by 42 feet. It'll be a bedroom , a bath and then a large area for a living room, kitchenette, that kind of thing.
That's perfect.
All right, so you've already gotten started with the project. We are only looking at the back of the existing house. Tell me a little bit about the ground conditions, et cetera.
Well, Norwell is a great town, but it's kind of the end of where the glacier stopped. So we have a variation of soils here. A lot of clay, a lot of rocks, and a lot of ground water. So we have varying conditions, including some wetlands and some other things to deal with.
And this site, we had conservation issues with the local conservation department that delayed our building permit for about eight weeks. So.
But we were lucky to get some help, right?
We got some excellent help. Steve Ivas, who is an environmental consultant jumped on board and really pushed us right through the process. He's a real professional and he really got the job done, and took a lot of the heartburn getting those things done.
We're here in a globally endangered ecosystem. Behind me is Black Pond Bog, part of the black pond nature preserve which is owned by the nature conservancy and the board walk we are standing on.
And the parts are managed by Massachusetts Autobun Society. This bog pond was formed by a ice block, after the Wisconsin glaciation, about ten thousand years ago, and what happened was the ice block melted , left the pond, and then.
The spagnum moss here grew out, over the pond and into the pond, died, and provide the substrate for all these herbatious species is here.
And in fact, this this particular bog, I'm down to the fibrous mat right about here a couple of feet down. But this fibrous mat is very thick. It's said to be about twenty feet plus in his area.
It's also called a quake ring bug because the shrubs like this, a summer sweet, or a sweet pepper bush. And then the trees here, Atlantic White Cedars, are growing on a sort of life raft on top of the water.
Across the driveway from the job site is this Vest Pocket Wetland. It's an isolated vegetated wetland about fifty feet wide. It's got a great herbaceous layer, which is the ferns that rushes sedges. It's got some great shrubs, and it's got some mature trees as an over-story above to provide great shade.
The town protects these small wetlands, which provide lots of filtering for the storm water coming off the street, also provides great wildlife habitat, and cover and nesting and food for wildlife.
Here on the job site we're at the headwaters of this little interconnected system along the roadway. There's a wetland, Vest Pocket Wetlands, here next to the other wetlands that we just saw, there are PVC pipe under the roadway. And it provides very, very good habitat and filtering for the storm water coming off the street.
Notice, it's not landscaped and it's in its pristine condition. Now, to protect this vest pocket wetland, we took and we designed erosion control system here which is composed of staked hay bales, doubly staked, with a silt fence behind it, dug in about four inches. And that prevents any erosion, sedimentation or runoff coming from our job-site here.
These systems may seem like small, insignificant, unlandscaped areas, but they're very, very important for the town's ecological health.
The soil conditions are pretty challenging here, aren't they Howard? I mean, you've got a high water table.
We have got a high water table and very impermeable soils.
And what you've done is you've trucked in several tons of, what is it inch and a half crushed stone?
Inch and a half crushed stone. I think were up to about seven or eight truckloads of it by now.
Wow. All right, explain to us how the footing went because I know that traditionally you build form work for footing using planks 2x10's or whatever. And you used an alternative here.
What we're doing is replacing the footings for the foundation that are going to support the load bearing walls.
And so we want to provide a form for doing that. And we're using a combination of a plastic material.
This is a fab form product. Its a plastic with a scrim in it that keeps the moisture from getting into the footing.
It's waterproof, so it prevents moisture incursion from below after the building is assembled.
We've replaced the normal wood form, which would have to be stripped and then an additional plastic pipe would have to placed for drainage around the foundation by using a one-piece plastic form drainage piece, and then placing our membrane on the inside of that.
When it comes to holding the forms in place and connecting the pieces together, we use a regular fine-threaded interior sheet rock screw to go through the stake, into the forming material. That way, when we go to pull the stakes out later, we just snap the screws off, and we don't have to worry about removing them and disturbing the form.
We've eliminated two of the three steps in the standard footing construction process. We have placed the form, and our form also doubles as the drainage pipe material. A standard wood form would have to be stripped away from the footing, and then drainpipe would have to placed adjacent to the footing. So, essentially we've removed all the work after the placement of the forms.
Good, good, good.
Because we can leave these forms in place, and don't have to pull them out after the concrete has cured. We take the inner form and reduce it by the thickness of the concrete slab.
This eliminate--this gives us the capability of pouring the slab and the footings at the same time and eliminates an awful lot of labor and an extra trip with the concrete truck. Okay, we're getting ready to start our first pour here at this project. We are just finishing out the footings.
We are going to be pouring this all in a monolithic pour and we're going to be able to do this by using ReddiForm. This is the first part where we're going to use ReddiForm today.
We are able to achieve our frost wall by going down four feet in these blocks. We can do that and back fill it because these blocks have a web in it and they can take compression.
And this is one of the huge advantages of ReddiForm. They go together.
We'll see a lot more of this later. But they just, snap together like that and then we stack our four foot wall up here and start to back fill it. The wall goes down four feet. And we've got a rebar cage in, and then we, what we do here is haunch the form, so we cut out the front face of the form and extended our rebar.
And essentially what we did is transfer our bearing up to the top of the slab, and conventionally this job would have taken, at this stage, three pours.
It would have done a footing, a frost wall, and then a floating slab inside. But with, by being able to do this with ready form, we are going to do all three of those pours in one pour.
This is actually our footing. We have fill coming up with, there's a wall above here at a later point. There's four foot of frost protection, which is going to be the soil, which is going to be the dirt, that's gonna give us our frost protection. So we put our footing right here. And this is ten inches thick, versus four inches thick here, and that's what we call it, is a haunch the footing, so we...
This is deeper and goes up to a shallower... It's just going to be the concrete slab for the garage floor.
This is at grade because there is going to be four feet of fill on this side. On this side there are gonna be the garage doors.
So now the garage door is going to be at grade, so you can drive in. Therefore, we need the frost wall. And by using ready form here, we can get our frost protection, four-foot frost protection, that's required by code, and have an integral footing, which is a huge savings of time.
It's gonna take three pours and turn it into one pour, and we'll be ready to do walls tomorrow.
This is a column pad which is gonna give me the bearing for my load-bearing wall. For the main beam that's going to come down, this is also a haunch And our main beam or, wall is going to come right down the middle of the garage door and the floor is going to get framed onto that. With, as a frost wall only, the ready form didn't provide enough bearing for the point load that's going to come right here so we created this column pad which is gonna be tied into the footing intricately and it's all monolithic. For the column will come down right on this point.
Okay. Concrete's coming. We're going to get ready to pour and this product that we're using for underslab insulation is called Insultop. We've been using Insultop because, for one of the main reasons the guy has just started, laying Insultop about ten minutes ago , and we're done and ready for the concrete truck.
When it rolls out here, it forms the insulation and the vapor barrier, so the labor savings
is huge. And the cost is pretty much comparable to using a rigid insulation in the poly vapor barrier, but the labor is going to be. You're going to save on some labor.
So this is what the insultop is made up of. It's designed to be reflective, so when you put a radiant tubing on here, it will reflect the heat from the radiant tube.
So, you have a reflective layer you got another kind of an air bubble layer, and then two layers of some roll out insulation and another reflective layer.
So it's all in one and it comes out equivalent to conventionally, what we would have done is rigged insulation in a vapor barrier. So Howard, the slab was poured at the same time as the footing was poured. You've really saved a lot of steps here, haven't you?
Yeah, a very streamlined process. The footings are integral with the slab, is referred to as a monolithic slab .
And what's, what's underneath the slab?
We put an Insul-Tarp product that, it combines as a vapor barrier and insulation. We found it at radiantmax dot com.
And what's it actually doing for us?
It, it provides a barrier between the moisture that would be below the concrete slab.
It also provides an insulation value , an R6 or R7 insulation value, that prevents the heat loss from the space below.
No, this is really awesome, though, because you're pouring the footings and the hunch, and the slab and any reinforcing along the middle for the ridge wall, et cetera, all in one step.
It was very efficient.
Now, Howard, traditionally we use a ten by ten reinforcing mesh, a steel mesh that goes down before we pour our concrete slab.
You're not doing that here.
No, we were able to eliminate that by replacing it with the fiber mesh reinforcement that's actually placed at the ready mix plant. It is small fibers that are actually blended in with the mix.
So it's in as an agregate.
Does that add to the cost of the concrete?
I assume it adds a little bit.
Not significantly?
Not significantly. It's still much cheaper than a traditional mesh.
And what about the thickness of the slab? Do you have to pour it thicker? No, it's a still a foreign slab, but functions the same. It's pretty much like mixing fibers and with any kind of products, when you mix plaster and horsehair. Same basic premise.
And what are the guys doing right now?
We're checking the diagonals to make sure that when we place the walls that it's very square. And everything, and the points are perpendicular.
Ron Ardrus is with us now and he's developed this ready form system. Ron, what are these made out of?
They're made out of expanded poly-styrene. They weigh nothing, it's just like a drinking cup material, right?
Exactly. The same material that, except this material is modified for flame retardant.
Okay, so the idea is that we will build this up to whatever our height is and then pour concrete in them.
Yes sir.
Now what's this man putting down?
This is our no tie re-bar chair, this will allow us to build the entire wall and drop the steel into that without tying it.
Okay, I can see it over here. What you're doing then is you're drilling into the concrete slab to install these sections of rebar.
Right through there.
That ties the wall to the existing slab.
Exactly, and they're for sheer off the wall, off the footing.
And so how high is this going to be?
This is going to be seven and a half foot high, the first floor. And then we're gonna incorporate a structural slab on top of it.
So that we'll be pouring the wall and the first floor slab, all in one pour with a different type of form?
Yes, we're going to use a foam form that goes across form this wall to the back wall as a structural slab and it has t beams in it, and that gives us the strength.
I can't wait to see it, but we're running out of time. 'Till next week I'm Bob Vila, thanks for joining us.
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|Coordinator of Compliance/Special Events
Mandy Thatcher began a new position on the athletics administrative staff in August 2007 when she moved from assistant volleyball coach to the position of Coordinator of Compliance and Special Events. She also has oversight of Tech's Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) as well as all CHAMPS and community service activites by Tech's student-athletes.
Thatcher handles a wide range of responsibilities that are
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Her responsibilities include managing all athletic scholarships, tracking student-athlete participation and eligibility, coordinating the submission of annual reports, and supporting Tennessee Tech's compliance with NCAA and OVC rules.
Thatcher was a key player nf Tennessee Tech's 1997 Ohio Valley Conference championship volleyball team, then spent three successful seasons as an assistant coach on the NCAA Division II level prior to joining the staff at her alma mater. She served four years as an assistant coach at Tech, working alongside head coach John Blair. Among her responsibilities, Thatcher helped recruit a roster of student-athletes that went on to claim the 2008 OVC title.
A native of Brooklyn Park, Minn., she spent three seasons at West Virginia Wesleyan College where she helped compile a 39-37 overall mark, including a 29-13 mark in conference play.
A four-year letterwinner at Tech from 1995 through 1998 and a three-year starter, she earned numerous awards on the court and was an academic honoree for her work in the classroom. She graduated cum laude in December 1999, with a 3.64 grade point average in English-journalism.
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On paper, No. 3 state-ranked Buford appears to be getting somewhat of a breather after surviving one of the more stern tests in its two-plus-year reign as Class AA state champions.
However, Wolves coach Jess Simpson is well aware games are not played on paper -- especially not Class AA state quarterfinal games.
So, he would caution anyone to look past the 7-5 record and more towards the talented personnel when the Cook Hornets come to Tom Riden Stadium.
Still, Simpson is confident the Wolves (11-1) will not take Cook lightly and will be ready.
"I would be worried about that normally, but our kids and our fans are pretty savvy," Simpson said. "When you look at Cook, two of their losses are to Tift County -- a (Class) AAAAA team -- and Brunswick -- a AAAA team that made the playoffs. And their three region losses are in 1-AA, one of the toughest regions in the state. They played Brooks County tough. Fitzgerald only managed to separate from them late and Thomasville beat them.
"(After looking at them on tape), their speed of play is like nothing we've been used to (this year). They play at a very fast pace, and their also very physical. Our kids know what they're in for."
What Buford is in for is another hard-nosed football game after surviving one in a 30-22 win at No. 6 Jefferson in last week's second round.
The Wolves gave up more points (22) than they had allowed in their previous eight games combined, but made just enough plays -- and got their customary balanced offensive attack -- to keep the Dragons at arm's length.
"I think (last week's win) gives us momentum," Simpson said. "But we're still not playing as good as we want to play yet. Our offense stepped up and did some good things. Defensively, certainly Friday was not one of our best games. Part of it was that we played a really good offense in Jefferson, but we've got to do better."
Simpson knows his team will have to do a better job defensively this week, especially against a team as potent as Cook.
The Hornets have scored 26 or more points in seven games this season, and has averaged 28.4 points in their last five games.
And they've done it with an equally potent running game -- led by junior running back Shannon Brown and senior Armad Turner -- and passing attack -- led by sophomore quarterback Zach Folsom and junior receiver Trey Register.
"Their two running backs are very special," Simpson said. "And they do a good job of throwing and catching the ball. Hopefully, we can play keep away. That's kind of been our identity on offense. And our defense will have to do a good job of tackling in space and matching their speed."
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Most engineering students, in one way or another, find themselves in the Zachry Engineering Center while at A&M. The structure celebrates its 40th birthday this year, and while it has useful labs, classrooms and department offices, it desperately needs improvement.
"Modifications definitely need to be done to Zachry," said senior Ankit Wadhwa, who frequented Zachry for electrical engineering classes. "The quality and conditions of the building and its facilities are not up to top-quality standards. A better Zachry leads to better experiments and practical applications which improves the reinforcement of the subject taught."
People will point out that A&M just added a new engineering building, the Emerging Technologies Building. While this is true, it must be noted that not all engineering students utilize the sparkling-new facilities in this building, located just across the street from aging Zachry. On the other hand, many of the introductory and foundational engineering classes call Zachry home — bringing high traffic into the building every semester. The building is an important commodity for many engineering students.
But what exactly is wrong with Zachry?
"My number one problem with Zachry was always the smell," said senior industrial engineering major David Dellanebbia. "There is poor ventilation in the bathrooms, so it always smelled a little too steamy inside. Not to mention the sauna on the third floor posing as a group study room."
As you walk in the main entrance, it seems like the building hasn't been touched since its opening in 1972. It has a bland, boring feel and an aged interior reflective of '70s style. Even the couches against the wall in the back of the first floor appear to be 1972 originals.
"The general atmosphere of [Zachry] seems like it's stuck in the '70s, but I suppose that could be part of its appeal," said senior computer science major Sergio Barrio, finding the silver lining for the building's sad state.
The laboratories in Zachry are by department only. This means that if you are in electrical engineering or computer science, odds are you're going to be working in the crystal palace lab. No other engineering students — or students of any major who frequent the building — are allowed to use the computer lab. The equipment found in the labs and classrooms is generally outdated and often poorly maintained.
"The building is meant for engineering students and it would be a disservice to have them learn on old equipment," Barrio said.
The building needs to be a better study area for the students. Having tables just thrown out in the middle of open space on the first floor isn't an ideal environment. But the problems don't stop there — the bathrooms are shady, the heating and cooling are inconsistent throughout the year and food options are wanting for such a highly-trafficked center.
I found that I'm not the only one who shares these concerns.
"Improving the rooms, getting new equipment, improving the heating and cooling system are some of the improvements needed," Wadhwa said. "Improving the couches, getting new doors, having a snack corner like Pi R Squared would be nice. Plus getting a paint job and brightening up the place is needed."
The Dwight Look College of Engineering is the largest college at Texas A&M with the enrollment at more than 10,500. Zachry is a historic home for many engineering programs, and is deserving of University funds in order to provide engineering students with a state of the art general engineering center.
New buildings are nice, but taking care of existing facilities is a necessity. Zachry has been neglected for too long.
Michael Rodriguez is a senior industrial engineering major
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Pet Alien's owes its successful formula to many different factors. Its "parentage" is its most obvious advantage—Shin'en developed the game, and the German studio is known for its quality work. Shin'en has a mastery of the DS's graphical capabilities that few developers can match, as demonstrated with the beautiful shoot-em-up Nanostray. They're also no slouch in the design department; most of their games have simple, solid gameplay mechanics that are easily learned, but Shin'en is notorious for cranking up the difficulty in their games. Pet Alien benefits in both regards—it is attractive and well built.
The game itself is a simple map-based puzzler. There really isn't much story, besides the fact that the alien characters from the show and their friend Tommy have been captured by robots and imprisoned on an orbiting spaceship. This simple plot lends itself well to the casual nature of the game; a player doesn't have to be a fan of the show to enjoy the gameplay. Meanwhile, kids who do watch the show will be happy to see that all five pet aliens—Dinko, Gumpers, Swanky, Scruffy and Flip—are playable characters and well recreated by Shin'en's talented digital artists. The lack of licensing clutter and exposition lets the gameplay shine, the area where Pet Alien really excels.
The game consists of 80 levels based around a few basic principles: find keys to open doors, avoid enemy robots and other hazards, and collect all the green crystals to open the exit portal. These simple mechanics might seem rudimentary, but Shin'en has done a great job in constructing challenging puzzles using them. The brain-teasing mazes and traps share many similarities to another complicated game built on a simple idea: Chip's Challenge.
Originally a launch title for the Atari Lynx handheld, Chip's Challenge was a tile-based puzzle/adventure that was deceptive in its difficulty and complexity. Later ported to the PC and included in various Windows entertainment packs, it has gathered a cult following of fans on the internet, who compete for high scores and patiently wait for a sequel. While playing Pet Alien, I couldn't help but feel that this new game drew inspiration from Chip's. I spent many hours crunching out the puzzles in that obscure old classic, and the clever design in Pet Alien struck a chord of nostalgia with me.
There are important differences, though. First of all, Pet Alien is fully rendered in 3D. It is still played from a top-down perspective with some limited camera control, but everything is polygonal, including the characters. Solving the puzzles does not require various items as Chip's Challenge did—rather, all five aliens must be used strategically to overcome obstacles. The aliens' different abilities, activated with an easy press of the A button, all apply to different puzzle elements.
Gumpers is the only one strong enough to smash glass blocks and weak walls, but he is slow and too big to fit into smaller spaces. Dinko can speed along moving floors, which sometimes prevent access to important locations or objects. Swanky can pull and push blocks, which is useful for blocking lasers or holding down switches, although he can't push them past red and yellow barriers on the floor. Flip can hover for about two seconds, which lets him float past mines and moving floors. Scruffy is the smallest of the aliens and can slip through tight spaces, and his long sticky tongue can hit switches or retrieve out-of-reach objects, even past the level boundaries.
Usually a level will have small transformation pads in strategic places. These let one alien change into another. Some of these pads let the player change into any one of the five aliens, while others only transform them into a single character. These levels encourage the use of two or more aliens to accomplish numerous tasks, and sometimes all five are needed in a form of tag-teamwork to reach the exit.
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Carter County Mayor Leon Humphrey is questioning whether recent negotiations between Carter County Commission Chairman Tom "Yogi" Bowers and the Carter County Rescue Squad were in violation of the 1981 Financial Management Act.
Humphrey raised the issue during the Financial Management Committee meeting Wednesday morning after Bowers gave an update on negotiations with the CCRS to come to an agreement for services.
Bowers told the committee the CCRS had agreed to accept $170,000 a year for a four-year term and would continue to provide the same level of services. Humphrey said he was concerned the negotiations went against the 1981 Financial Management Act because Bowers acted alone in the negotiations and did not involve any other commissioners, financial management committee members or finance department employees.
Bowers said he had been told by the county attorney and the County Technical Assistance Service that no violations or issues had occurred.
"I don't know why you didn't take leadership in this," Bowers said.
Humphrey said CTAS had told him differently.
He said while the agreement Bowers negotiated did come with a savings from the initial amount the CCRS asked for, it was still higher than what the county could have paid had the commission reached an agreement earlier.
"We could have had this before for $104,000 a year," Humphrey said.
In other business, the committee also took a look at possible new vendors for software to replace financial management software the county's finance director called "antiquated."
The committee reduced the number of possible software vendors from three to two after Finance Director Ingrid Deloach presented quotes from three vendors for new financial management software for the finance department. BIS gave a price of $86,010; Skyward Inc. gave a price of $162,918 and Tyler Technologies provided a price of $261,887.
The committee agreed to eliminate Tyler Technologies from consideration because of the price given for software services.
The committee first considered working with Skyward Inc. in June 2012 when the former vendor, Bridge Computer Systems, was bought out by Saratoga Technologies.
The committee decided to renew the contract with Saratoga instead of pursuing a new vendor, but the system provider has fallen short of the committee's expectations for service.


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During the weeks before U.S. Ambassador Chris Stevens and three other Americans died at the hands of terrorists in Libya, he warned of the increasing danger from Islamic militants. Yet the State Department pulled security forces out of Libya.
After the U.S. embassy in Benghazi, Libya, was attacked on Sept. 11, President Barack Obama insisted the deaths were at the hands of an unorganized mob infuriated by a video, produced by a California man, that was critical of the prophet Muhammed.
Within hours after Stevens died, it was clear the attack was an organized one, including weapons no mob of angry Libyans would have been carrying.
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It's becoming more clear that U.S. officials put Americans at risk by ignoring their pleas for more security. America must do a better job handling its affairs in other countries.


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In 2006 filmmaker, artist and musician Terence Nance made a dreamy, yearning short film while at New York University titled "How Would U Feel?" in which he plays himself, or a version of himself, puzzling over his feelings for his latest and maybe deepest romantic attachment.
Namik Minter is the woman, friend and beauty in question. Expanding that earlier short, Nance has gone back to this central, vexing relationship in the stimulating debut feature "An Oversimplification of Her Beauty," now in a weeklong run at Facets.
Nance begins near the end, with Minter canceling a planned get-together, leaving the restlessly self-analyzing filmmaker alone with the homemade Japanese bed he'd planned on breaking in that night. With the free-form craziness of a densely packed graphic novel, "Beauty" combines live action, copious voice-overs and a generous (overgenerous, probably) amount of animation. But the sensibility is lively. You know you're in good, creative hands here when Nance, taking a hard look at his own tendency toward emotional unavailability and "faux ambivalence" in relationships, warns himself about "the void between your capacity to love and your actual skill set in this regard."
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CONFIRMED: Julianne Moore To Visit WORLD TURNS
Suggestions for other AS THE WORLD TURNS returns: Larry Bryggman (John), Scott DeFreitas (Andy), Meg Ryan, Frank Runeyon and Colleen Broomall (Betsy, Steve and Dani), Rosemary Prinz (Penny) and Pat Bruder (Ellen).
Martha Byrne is a given for the sake of the fans but sure doesn't seem likely at this point.
I personally want to see the entire 54 year history remembered and not just the past decade so Moore is a wonderful start. Who would you want to see return?
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Other than the folks mentioned in the piece, Brian Starcher as Hank. I would also like that dangling plot thread of Sam and Kirk's disappearance (it was implied that James took them) tied up; Evan and the real Conner; Seth, Caleb, Julie, and Ellie; Lien, Adam...heck even pseudo-Hugheses like Jeremy and Eddie would be welcome!ReplyDelete
I'd love to see Margaret Reed (Shannon) return, as well as Lisa Brown (Iva)...and all the others that you mentioned.ReplyDelete
Maybe Hank Eliot, too? Who was friends with Iva and Shannon, as well as Barbara. Would be great if they did a fashion benefit for Luke's foundation or something.
You mentioned that Martha Byrne is a given for the sake of the fans but that it doesn't seem likely. Why? She'd do it if they called. Why don't they call? They won't be honoring the fans if they don't bring back Martha Byrne. If they are too childish & petty to ask her to come back then they're going to be giving the fans a slap of the back of the hand. Think of the ratings if she came back! Wow! I don't care how many big names or others they bring back - without Martha Byrne - it's just not going to be right. Period.ReplyDelete
HURRAY! What great news and what a classy person Julianne Moore is to come back to pay tribute and respect to her first big acting job. Hopefully the script will be respectful enough of her time spent coming back.ReplyDelete
As for other ideas, what about bringing back James Douglas as Grant Colman? Eileen Fulton wants a storyline for Lisa, how about he comes to town and sweeps her off her feet and off to somewhere exciting before September 2010?
It's too bad that Conard Fowkes has passed away as there's no longer anyone viewer-identifiable to play the role of Donald Hughes so that we have a full representative of the remaining Hugheses. (If they could get Rosemary Prinz to come back as Penny, that would be perfect! AND--I agree with the idea of Patsy Bruder coming back as Ellen.)
Another thought is how about Anne Sward comes back as Lyla Montgomery? Katie has needed her mother for YEARS!
So-o-o-o many characters/actors I'd love to see once again before the show ends:ReplyDelete
Caleb, Julie, Seth, Iva and Ellie Snyder; Kirk and Samantha; Penny Hughes; Ellen, Annie, Dee and Betsy Stewart; Grant and Joyce Coleman; Duncan and Shannon; Jessica and Ben; Lyla and Cricket Montgomery; Rick Ryan; John and Andy Dixon; Mike Kasnoff . . .
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John and Andy (and Denise and Hope)
Kirk and Sam
Iva, Julie, Caleb, Aaron (and MJ)
Jessica & Ben (and Bonnie and Isaac)
Adam, Abigail, Will and Gwen
Dani, Ryder and Nikki (in the forms of Ashley Williams, Kerr Smith, and Jordana Brewster)
Cal, Connor and Evan
BRING BACK THE COLONEL AND FINISH HIM OFF ONCE AND FOR ALL!!ReplyDelete
I'd love to see the whole Dixon clan come back, John, Andy and Lien. Thanks!ReplyDelete


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I've searched, and searched and searched but haven't been able to find anything that has been able to help me out. Perhaps this problem can't be solved, or noone else has this problem.
So, I've got this first gen iPhone with fw 2.2 unlocked and activated with PwnageTool. About a month ago, it stopped being recognized by any of my computers (Macbook 'late 2007', Macbook 'Late 2008' and several Windows PC's). Everything else works fine (WiFi, BT, Installer, Cydia, installing new programs through App Store via WiFi etc. etc.).
The phone doesn't charge through USB, but it works great through the AC-adapter that came with the phone.
This is the strange thing:
When connecting the phone to one any of my Mac's, nothing happens. No application is able to find the phone. I've tried both iTunes, iPhoto, PwnageTool, QuickPwn, Ziphone but none of them recognizes the phone in either it's "normal state" or in DFU-mode.
However, if I reboot the phone while connected to the computer through USB, the phone SOMETIMES gives me a message about "this thing is not made for iPhone, would you like to enable Flight-Mode" (well, something like that). However, that doesn't happen all the time.
That must mean that the phone recognize that it's been connected through USB with "something", right?
Here's what I've tried:
- Connected the phone to several Mac's and Windows PC's through USB
- Tried another iPhone with the same USB-cable (works fine)
- Tried the phone on every other USB-port
- Tried another iPhone with the same USB-cable on the same USB-port (works fine)
- Tried another iPhone with the same USB-cable on all other USB-ports (works fine)
- Tried the phone with another USB-cable
- Tried other products with all USB-ports (works fine)
- Tried resetting the phone
- Tried going into DFU-mode (can go into DFU-mode, but the phone still isn't being recognized by ANY of the above applications)
I might have forgotten something, but belive me when I say that I have tried everything that's been discussed (hopefully not, though).
I've searched and read more than 10 ACTIVE hours, so this is basically my last hope.
Is there any application available through Installer or Cydia that can either reset the phone, or maybe even search for errors or something like that?
One last thing - the phone was bought in the US, but since I live in Sweden I have no warranty for it (Sweden only has iPhone 3G and the 2G iPhone only have World Wide Warranty for the countries it's been sold).
If you can come up with anything, please write all you can come up with, so we can cover pretty much everything with just a couple of posts. This will also let me try several things at once, instead of just one at a time.
In pretty much all other threads about problems with the iPhone, someone always says that "you probably doesn't get into DFU-mode correctly". This is not the case. The phone can get into DFU-mode just fine, but still isn't being recognized.
Thank you in advance!
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My wife is expecting our fourth child in 2013, and for the previous three, all girls, we never found out the sex of the baby ahead of time. We decided to do the same with this child, but we both found ourselves staring at the screen during one of her longer ultrasound appointments searching for clues. Has anyone caved in and found out gender even though they originally did not want to? We are really wrestling with this! -Chris, StrongMoms Facilitator
Is this a mistake/ duplicate post? I know your wife has already given birth to your little boy (the forth baby) about 7 weeks ago so i was just a little confused when i read the post....I do think it is a good question though.... My fiance never wanted to find out what we were having with our daughter, but i just had to know.... now that we have gone that route we are both in agreement that with future pregnancies we will not purposely find out the sex of the baby before it is born. There are so few real surprises in life anymore... and like in your case (since you have three girls) how amazing it must have been when the doctor announced it was a boy. We want that added rush of excitement and joy to come with the birth of our future children if we are to be blessed with any.
I have some friends who planned to wait but when the ultrasound tech asked if they wanted to know, they both caved! Hahah - too funny! I knew I'd never be able to wait with my boys, so I just found out but now I'm wondering if it might be fun to have our last be a surprise!
I don't think there is anything wrong with finding out, but having a surprise is exciting too! I wanted to know with my son and this current baby and I found out both times. I am having a girl this time. It seems like you two really want to know! It's up to you though, there is nothing wrong with finding out though.
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